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An Anthropologist Walks into a Bar
Madsbjerg, Christian ; Rasmussen, Mikkel B
Harvard business review, 2014-03, Vol.92 (3), p.80
Boston: Harvard Business Review
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Título:
An Anthropologist Walks into a Bar
Autor:
Madsbjerg, Christian
;
Rasmussen, Mikkel B
Assuntos:
Anthropology
;
Case studies
;
Consumer behavior
;
Corporate culture
;
Customer relations
;
Decision making
;
Guidelines
;
Market strategy
;
Problem solving
;
Product development
;
Social sciences
;
Strategic management
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Harvard business review, 2014-03, Vol.92 (3), p.80
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Descrição:
When "BeerCo," a major European brewing company, found its pub sales falling, market research and competitive analysis provided no help. So it sent out a team of social anthropologists to investigate. The resulting data, including field notes, photographs, and videos, yielded insights that prompted the company to revamp its promotional materials and training methods. Sales rebounded within two years and are still growing. BeerCo's story shows how the emerging approach of "sensemaking" can illuminate customers' true needs and facilitate successful transformations of product development, organizational culture, and corporate strategy. Rooted in the human sciences - anthropology, sociology, political science, and philosophy - sensemaking is a five-step process. Companies must: 1. Reframe the problem, focusing on the customer's experience of the product and the market. 2. Collect raw, firsthand data. 3. Find patterns in the date. 4. Generate new insights. 5. Translate those insights into initiatives. Sensemaking can help solve some of the toughest business problems and enables leaders to think creatively about what business they're really in.
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Boston: Harvard Business Review
Idioma:
Inglês
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